The evening on board · explained factually

A room of the ship, with its own rules.

What you should know about the casino on board before you book: who gets in, when it is open, what it costs – and what Swiss law says about it.

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01

Operator

The cruise line runs the salon.

Not us. The casino belongs to the ship like the restaurant and the theatre; staff, rules, limits and opening hours are set by the cruise line under the law of the flag state.

02

Entry

From 18, with ID.

Entry is checked at the door – regardless of your booking having been confirmed long ago. On ships departing from US ports the minimum age may be 21.

03

Opening

Only on the open sea.

In port and in territorial waters the salon stays closed. Routes with sea days mean longer opening hours; the times are in the daily programme.

04

Money

Onboard cashier, not the fare.

Stakes are paid in EUR or USD through the onboard cashier or the cruise card. We do not arrange gaming credit and state casino availability separately from the fare.

05

Limit

Your limit, before you enter.

Table limits are displayed. Your personal limit for money and time is set beforehand – and treated as final.

An evening in four steps

Dinner. ID. Limit. Leave.

  1. Before the evening

    Set budget and time. Both apply.

  2. At the door

    Show ID, ask about currency, fees and limits.

  3. At the table

    Take breaks. Never raise a limit to make up a loss.

  4. Afterwards

    End the session, go on deck or to the cabin. The voyage continues.

Games

Roulette, blackjack, poker, machines – depending on the ship.